Is a library card an acceptable form of ID for notarization purposes?

A library card is not an acceptable form of identification for notarization purposes. In Colorado, valid forms of identification for a notarization must include a government-issued ID that contains a photo and a signature, such as a driver’s license or a passport. These requirements ensure that the individual presenting the document is properly identified, minimizing the risk of fraud and ensuring the integrity of the notarization process.

A library card, while it may confirm membership in a local library, does not meet the requirements of being a government-issued photo ID and thus fails to establish the identity of the individual in a legally acceptable manner during the notarization process.